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Swindon Town sit second in League Two
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Swindon Town have been middle of the League Two form table for 10 games... how do they rediscover their best?

ANALYSIS: There’s a strong argument that the Bromley game on September 27 was the last time the Robins produced a performance of stature. Since then, there have been fits and starts; short bursts of promise. What has not quite gone right?

26.11.25, 12:30 Updated 29.12.25, 12:27 7 Minute Read

Sam Morshead

Sam Morshead

Looking at the League Two tables of today and a year ago, it seems somewhat pedantic to pick faults in a Swindon Town side that sits second.

The Christmas trees are up and Swindon are firmly lodged in the promotion hunt. There is the potential for this season to provide rare cheer for an under-cheered fanbase.

There is the promise of substance, actual substance, at a football club that has run on ‘what ifs’, ‘maybes’ and ‘oh nos’ for far too long.

But, despite the league position, and an unbeaten run now five games long, there is a nagging discomfort about where Swindon find themselves going into the busy festive period.

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